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Gregory Martin pleads to reduced disorderly conduct; banned from BP station
Summary
Gregory Martin accepted a plea agreement Sept. 23, 2025, reducing a loitering/prowling charge to disorderly conduct, receiving 12 months with 15 days to serve and a no-return order for the BP at 5780 Riverdale Road.
Gregory Martin pleaded no contest to an amended charge of county disorderly conduct on Sept. 23, 2025, after the state said officers observed him standing outside a BP and that Martin fled on foot when officers attempted contact. The state's factual account dated Sept. 8, 2025, led to a recommendation of 12 months with 15 days to serve, credit for time served, balance suspended and an order not to return to the BP station at 5780 Riverdale Road in Clayton County. The court accepted the plea, imposed the sentence and the site-specific no-return restriction; count two of the original charges was dismissed.
